Attorneys for the families of Astroworld victims are fighting with Travis Scott’s lawyers over a gag order in the case.
Highlights
- Attorneys for Astroworld victims are fighting with Travis Scott’s lawyers over a gag order that’s been imposed on lawyers working on the massive case.
- The families of a young boy killed at the festival say Scott is using the media – specifically the launch of a charitable initiative called Project HEAL – to try to win favor with potential jurors.
- Scott’s attorneys say his philanthropy is genuine and that adding him to the gag order would violate his right to free speech.
- A Nov.
- 5 crowd crush incident during Scott’s performance left 10 dead and hundreds injured.
- More than 2,800 concertgoers are suing Scott, Live Nation and other festival organizers, claiming they’re legally negligent in how they planned and conducted the event.